The organ music of Bach and Mozart will be performed by Lyudmila Golub, accompanied by the narration of Artem Vargafitik. This is not just a concert, but a living dialogue with the era: music, memories, historical details, and emotions. An evening where the sound of the organ awakens memories of the greats. When the organ fills the hall with sound, time seems to thicken in the air - and Bach and Mozart seem to come alive. The concert "Masterpieces of Organ Music: Bach and Mozart" is not just a musical performance, but a full cultural narrative that connects two geniuses, two eras, and one instrument. Organist Lyudmila Golub will perform selected works of the great composers, accompanied by the narration of the renowned music journalist Artem Vargafitik. The program is structured in two parts: the first part is dedicated to the works of J.S. Bach - fantasies and fugues, while the second part focuses on W.A. Mozart, including his rare compositions for Orgelwalze - a mechanical instrument that imitates the organ. Special attention is given to the context. The audience will learn how six-year-old Mozart played standing at the organ, unable to reach the pedals with his feet, and how years later he improvised on Bach's organ in Leipzig. Such details, presented through the words of Artem Vargafitik, turn the concert into an emotional and intellectual event, where it is important not only to hear the music but also to understand its roots. Lyudmila Golub is a recognized master of organ art, and Vargafitik is a well-known popularizer of classical music. Their joint program is a synthesis of high performance and lively educational presentation. Entertainment in Moscow is collected on our website.